Martin Hagger

At Brisbane International tennis Tiafoe vs. Mpetshi Perricard with @kyrahamilton.bsky.social

@martinhagger.bsky.social & me contend that individual-level (“i-frame”) intervention strategies can be appropriately integrated with system-level (“s-frame”) strategies to optimize population-level behavior change doi.org/10.1017/S014...

Another successful year for the HaPI lab, celebrating our successes together at our traditional end of year picnic in beautiful South Bank, Brisbane 🇦🇺

Can—and should—automaticity be self‐reported using a single item? A secondary analysis of 16 datasets Understanding the influence of habit on health behaviour, or the formation or disruption of health habits over time, requires reliable and valid measures of automaticity. The most used measure, the S...

Despite compelling arguments for why automaticity should not be assessed via a single, self-report item, circumstances may require a brief measure. In those cases, Gardner et al. recommend ‘Behaviour X is something I do automatically’ iaap-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

Great to see Kimberly Birrell play a great winning game against Anastasia Potapova at the Brisbane 🇦🇺 International Tennis Tournament. 🎾 🥇

Health and Psychology Innovations (HaPI) lab hapiresearchlab.com do research in fields of #heath #psychology & #behavioral #medicine. We explore social psychological processes & mechanisms that underpin health #behavior & change. See The Handbook of Behavior Change www.cambridge.org/core/books/h...

Evidence inhibitory self‐control moderates effects of habit on complex but not simple health behaviors Theoretically, self-control can be considered as both a facilitator of habit development and a moderator of whether behavior occurs habitually. However, debate remains on the contexts in which such r...

‼️NEW PAPER‼️Evidence inhibitory self‐control moderates effects of habit on complex but not simple health behaviors, while initatory self-control is correlated with habit but doesn't moderate its effects on health behavior, with @kyrahamilton.bsky.social @martinhagger.bsky.social

New paper in Sport, Exercise, & Performance Psychology where @martinhagger.bsky.social & me discuss application of analytic techniques combining meta-analysis & multivariate analyses e.g., SEM to test theoretical predictions in synthesized data from multiple studies.
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New paper as part of Special Issue 'Self-Control and Self-Regulation' in Current Opinion in Psychology where @martinhagger.bsky.social and me summarize theory and research testing a mechanistic explanation for the trait self-control-health behavior relationship. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Likewise Peter. Hope all is well with you. Will certainly pass your regards on to Linda!

Thanks Susan, all good in CA and Brisbane (here with Kyra). Hope all's well with you and Robert!

At #Queenswharf Brisbane!